Rich Kulawiec:
On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 07:17:18PM +0100, Christian Huldt wrote:
Who are mailchimps.com and why should I trust them?
Spammers for hire, and no, you shouldn't -- doubly so since (like many
such operations) they embed unique-per-recipient tracking links in every
message they
While we have no consensus, most of these options are using similar stuff
at the encrypted layers. Realistically as long as the encryption is good,
the Chinese gov't can only block stuff by host/IP/protocol, I think all the
VPN providers listed are taking active steps to change IPs and obscure
thanks all for the many good suggestions! however, in absence of a clear
consensus, I will advise my friend to avoid voice and stick to encrypted email.
my understanding is that the new leadership in china isn’t f#cking around, so
the risk/reward equation here suggests heightened caution -
Tim Libert writes:
thanks all for the many good suggestions! however, in absence of a clear
consensus, I will advise my friend to avoid voice and stick to encrypted
email. my understanding is that the new leadership in china isn’t f#cking
around, so the risk/reward equation here suggests
just had found being able to run a torrent seed box (in a medium
bandwidth VPS, cheap) without getting DMCA requests, restarting daemon
every 240 seconds - new randomized port on each restart. Using Deluge
as torrent program and 8 lines of bash script to do the restart job.
i forgot the
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Institute)*
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On Feb 13, 2015 11:33 AM, Maria Hermosilla ma...@thegovlab.org wrote:
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Who are mailchimps.com and why should I trust them?
(providing a name is enhancing trust, but I don't personally know Ben
Chestnut)
2015-02-17 15:42, Steven Clift skrev:
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On Feb 13, 2015 11:33 AM, Maria Hermosilla ma...@thegovlab.org
On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 07:17:18PM +0100, Christian Huldt wrote:
Who are mailchimps.com and why should I trust them?
Spammers for hire, and no, you shouldn't -- doubly so since (like many
such operations) they embed unique-per-recipient tracking links in every
message they send. Last time I
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Speaking as a Technical Area Co-Chair for M3AAWG [1], I would like to
comment on this.
Mailchimp is a M3AAWG member company in good standing, and if you know
anything about M3AAWG, you should understand that companies which
violate the code of
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